Sentence examples for feeling digging from inspiring English sources

My arms reach out, grappling, feeling, digging.

Then a depressed feeling digs in, followed by a steady outrage".

As these peculiar feelings dig in over the following weeks, Rice-Oxley finds himself sitting on the floor of his three-year-old daughter's bedroom, unable to complete one of her ABC puzzles.

MR: Maybe that's why I'm feeling Complicated dug in deeper.

While we're all in favor of that ice cream's fudge-covered potato chips, there weren't enough chips in the ice cream, which only left us wanting more and feeling unfulfilled after digging for more of the best part.

"Everything in your gut and your instinct is telling you to paddle over the wave and you have to overcome those feelings and dig deep.

Whether that is true is irrelevant.But the players' response was noteworthy: The Yankees are feeling besieged and are digging in.

Surely I haven't remembered every one, but I can recall enough names to trigger a happy hometown feeling whenever I dig them out.

"I had a feeling England would dig in and do everything they could, so all credit to them and especially Moeen – that was a sensational first Test century for him, but I've really enjoyed my time with Sri Lanka.

"I had a feeling England would dig in but Sri Lanka are great lads and I'm absolutely delighted for them".

I'd been struggling with stabbing pains through my throat and chest for weeks – I couldn't lie down without feeling as though something was digging through my neck from the inside.